The Independent Crossword Answers September 23, 2021

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Across

What could produce minor hitch? DRAWBACK
Twice yearly wife provides fruit PAWPAW
Varied crimes by worker? He must be one MISCREANT
Small lake sinks lower and lower SCOWL
Character pockets money for annuity scheme TONTINE
Everyone I must restrain runs fast ALLEGRO
Notorious libertine composed sad, sad requiem MARQUISDESADE
Learning for toddlers – a clue for Gran in it? POTTYTRAINING
Briefly spray a lilac SYRINGA
Resenting competing alongside extremists in election ENVYING
Plan one leaving board in a huff announced? DRAFT
Do I hear a tail-ender finally bats, getting the runs? DIARRHOEA
Smart bar to east of Croatia’s capital CLEVER
It makes star pupils slip up? Rats! REVERSAL

Down

Cotton shrinking upset Yankee DIMITY
Minister going topless is a firing offence ARSON
Obstruction is brief? No way BARRIER
Ate a cracking fish starter in restaurant, and to follow one beef dish CHATEAUBRIAND
Excuse given by a bishop on crack ABSOLVE
Crew heading off after year in stinking capital city PYONGYANG
Backed minister to approve law, obtaining an easy victory WALKOVER
Flexible new star learned to change characters TRANSLITERATE
Procession of cars round Democrat on the move? MOTORCADE
So detective appears in long story divided into several parts EPISODIC
Get any swimming around Zulu river? YANGTZE
The opposite of how Milton wrote? INVERSE
Bit of loose skin covered up by Italian garment AGNAIL
Images clicked on notebook’s screen, first of all? ICONS